Apple unveiled its new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR display, reintroducing a beloved design feature: a glowing Apple logo on the lid. One of the MacBook's most iconic design elements, the illuminated logo helped the device stand out among other laptops in coffee shops and offices worldwide. Apple began phasing out the glowing logo in 2015 with its 12-inch MacBook, and the non-glowing version later appeared on redesigned MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models. Today, the glowing Apple logo returns with the new MacBook Pro featuring PROLED XDR Display. According to 9to5Mac's Chance Miller, while it's one of many changes in the all-new MacBook Pro, it holds significant nostalgic value for longtime Apple users. The glowing logo represents a fond, nostalgic period in Mac computing. CEO John Ternus clearly recognized this sentiment, teasing the new feature in a video this morning. Its reintroduction in the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR suggests the illuminated logo may spread to other models in the future. Though not immediate, Apple is likely to bring back the glowing logo on redesigns of its other models in the years ahead.
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Source: 9to5Mac · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing